EP3723825A1 - Ensemble pompe à perfusion possédant un ensemble boîtier jetable et un réservoir moulé par soufflage - Google Patents

Ensemble pompe à perfusion possédant un ensemble boîtier jetable et un réservoir moulé par soufflage

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EP3723825A1
EP3723825A1 EP18836952.4A EP18836952A EP3723825A1 EP 3723825 A1 EP3723825 A1 EP 3723825A1 EP 18836952 A EP18836952 A EP 18836952A EP 3723825 A1 EP3723825 A1 EP 3723825A1
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reservoir
section
blowmolded
housing assembly
disposable housing
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Kevin L. Grant
Brian D. Tracey
Patrick Poisson
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Deka Products LP
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Definitions

  • This application relates generally to fluid delivery systems, and more particularly to infusion pump assemblies.
  • Effective parenteral routes of drug delivery, as well as other fluids and compounds, such as subcutaneous injection, intramuscular injection, and intravenous (IV) administration include puncture of the skin with a needle or stylet.
  • Insulin is an example of a therapeutic fluid that is self- injected by millions of diabetic patients. Users of parenterally delivered drugs may benefit from a wearable device that would automatically deliver needed drugs/compounds over a period of time.
  • a disposable housing assembly including a reservoir cavity; a needle located within the reservoir cavity; a fluid path fluidly connected to the needle; and a cover, wherein the cover is in a first position, the reservoir cavity and needle are exposed and when the cover is in a second position, the reservoir and needle are not exposed.
  • Some embodiments of this implementation of the invention include one or more of the following.
  • the needle comprises a first end and a second end, the first end inside a gasket and the second end inside an overmolded portion needle cover.
  • a rigid portion needle cover Wherein the needle comprises a first end and a second end, wherein the first end is exposed to the reservoir cavity and the second end is exposed to the fluid path.
  • a cylindrical guide located about the gasket.
  • the needle comprises a bend.
  • a gasket wherein the needle is located in the gasket.
  • An exit fluidly connected to the fluid path.
  • a hinging door wherein the hinging door comprises at least one catch feature. At least one seal located about the needle.
  • the hinging door comprises at least one ear configured to assist with pulling a reservoir towards the reservoir cavity.
  • the hinging door comprising at least one catch feature.
  • the reservoir cavity comprises: a barrier layer; and a fluid, wherein the fluid is maintained between the reservoir cavity and the barrier layer.
  • a luer of an infusion set attached to the tubing.
  • the cover comprises at least one catch feature.
  • the cover comprises a plurality of catch features. Wherein the cover moves vertically from a first position to a second position. Wherein the cover moves horizontally from a first position to a second position. Wherein the cover comprises a needle holder feature. Wherein the cover comprising a support feature. Wherein the needle comprises a first end and a second end, the first end attached to a gasket.
  • a blowmolded reservoir comprising: a first section; a port section comprising: an opening; and at least one leg, wherein the port section is fluidly connected to the first section; and a tail section.
  • Some embodiments of this implementation of the invention include one or more of the following.
  • the tail section is sealed off from the first section and the port section.
  • the first section is a domed section.
  • the first section is an accordion shape.
  • the first section is collapsible.
  • the port section comprises a septum.
  • the port section comprises a gasket.
  • the portion section comprises a needle.
  • a blowmolded reservoir comprising: a first section; a port section comprising: an opening; and at least one leg, wherein the port section is fluidly connected to the first section; a tail section; and a sacrificial neck section.
  • the tail section is sealed off from the first section and the port section.
  • the first section is a domed section.
  • the first section is an accordion shape.
  • the first section is collapsible.
  • the port section comprises a septum.
  • the port section comprises a gasket.
  • the port section comprises a needle.
  • a blowmolded reservoir comprising: a first section; and a port section comprising: an opening; and at least one leg, wherein the port section is fluidly connected to the first section.
  • the first section is a domed section. Wherein the first section is an accordion shape. Wherein the first section is collapsible. Wherein the port section comprises a septum. Wherein the port section comprises a gasket. Wherein the portion section comprising a needle.
  • a disposable housing assembly comprising: a reservoir cavity; a needle located within the reservoir cavity; a fluid path fluidly connected to the needle; and a hinging door, wherein when the hinging door is in a first open position, the reservoir cavity and needle are exposed and when the hinging door is in a second closed position, the reservoir and needle are not exposed.
  • Some embodiments of this implementation of the invention include one or more of the following.
  • a gasket wherein the needle is located in the gasket.
  • An exit fluidly connected to the fluid path.
  • the hinging door comprising at least one catch feature.
  • At least one seal located about the needle.
  • the hinging door comprises at least one ear configured to assist with pulling a reservoir towards the reservoir cavity.
  • the hinging door comprises at least one catch feature.
  • the reservoir cavity comprises: a barrier layer; and a fluid, wherein the fluid is maintained between the reservoir cavity and the barrier layer.
  • a luer of an infusion set attached to the tubing.
  • a disposable housing assembly comprising: a reservoir cavity; a needle located within the reservoir cavity; a fluid path fluidly connected to the needle; and a hinging door, wherein when the hinging door is in a first open position, the reservoir cavity and needle are exposed and when the hinging door is in a second closed position, the reservoir and needle are not exposed.
  • the disposable housing assembly further including a latch. Further including a gasket, wherein the needle is located in the gasket. Further including an exit fluidly connected to the fluid path.
  • the hinging door comprises at least one catch feature. Further including at least one seal located about the needle.
  • the hinging door comprises at least one ear configured to assist with pulling a reservoir towards the reservoir cavity.
  • the hinging door comprises at least one catch feature.
  • the reservoir cavity comprises: a barrier layer; and a fluid, wherein the fluid is maintained between the reservoir cavity and the barrier layer. Further including a predetermined length of tubing attached to the exit. Further including a luer of an infusion set attached to the tubing. Further including a cannula attached to the luer.
  • a reservoir system comprising: a blowmolded reservoir; and a disposable housing assembly comprising: a reservoir cavity; a fluid path; a cover for the reservoir cavity a needle; wherein moving the cover from a first position to a second position creates a fluid connection between the needle and the blowmolded reservoir and primes the fluid path.
  • Some embodiments of this implementation of the invention include one or more of the following.
  • a gasket wherein the needle is located in the gasket.
  • the cover is hingably attached to the disposable housing assembly.
  • the cover can be positioned in a first open position and a second closed position. Wherein the cover moves from the first open position to the second closed position. Wherein the cover is prevented from moving from the second closed position to the first open position.
  • the cover moving from the first open position to the second closed position acts to prime the disposable housing assembly.
  • the disposable housing assembly further comprises an exit fluidly connected to the fluid path.
  • a luer of an infusion set attached to the tubing.
  • the blowmolded reservoir comprising: a first section; and a port section comprising: an opening; at least one leg, wherein the port section is fluidly connected to the first section.
  • the first section is a domed section.
  • the first section is collapsible.
  • the port section comprises a septum.
  • the port section comprises a gasket.
  • the port section comprises a needle.
  • the reservoir cavity comprises: a barrier layer; and a fluid, wherein the fluid is maintained between the reservoir cavity and the barrier layer.
  • the first section is an accordion shape.
  • a blowmolded reservoir comprising: a first section; a port section comprising: an opening; at least one leg, wherein the port section is fluidly connected to the first section; and a tail section.
  • Some embodiments of this implementation of the invention include one or more of the following.
  • the tail section is sealed off from the first section and the port section.
  • the first section is a domed section.
  • the first section is an accordion shape.
  • the first section is collapsible.
  • the port section comprises a septum.
  • the port section comprises a gasket.
  • the port section comprises a needle.
  • a blowmolded reservoir comprising: a first section; a port section comprising: an opening; at least one leg, wherein the port section is fluidly connected to the first section; a tail section; and a sacrificial neck section.
  • Some embodiments of this implementation of the invention include one or more of the following.
  • the tail section is sealed off from the first section and the port section.
  • the first section is a domed section.
  • the first section is an accordion shape.
  • the first section is collapsible.
  • the port section comprises a septum.
  • the port section comprises a gasket.
  • the port section comprises a needle.
  • FIGS. 1A-2B are various views of one embodiment of a disposable housing assembly
  • FIGS. 2A-2J are various views of one embodiment of a disposable housing assembly
  • FIGS. 3A-3G are various views of one embodiment of a needle system
  • FIGS. 4A-4I are various views of one embodiment of a blowmolded reservoir
  • FIGS. 5A-5C are various views of one embodiment of a blowmolded reservoir
  • FIGS. 6A-6E are various views of one embodiment of a blowmolded reservoir
  • FIGS. 7A-7C are various views of one embodiment of a blowmolded reservoir
  • FIGS. 8A-8B are various views of one embodiment of a blowmolded reservoir
  • FIGS. 9A-9G are various views of one embodiment of a disposable housing assembly
  • FIGS. 10A-10M are various views of one embodiment of a disposable housing assembly
  • FIGS. 11A-11C are various views of one embodiment of a disposable housing assembly
  • FIGS. 12A-12D are various views of one embodiment of a needle apparatus
  • FIGS. 13A-14 are various views of one embodiment of a disposable housing assembly
  • FIGS. 15A-15G are various views of one embodiment of a blowmolded reservoir
  • FIGS. 16A-16G are various views of one embodiment of a blowmolded reservoir
  • FIGS. 17A-17G are various views of one embodiment of a blowmolded reservoir
  • FIG. 18 is a graphical representation of the thickness of the wall of one embodiment of the blowmolded reservoir.
  • a blowmolded reservoir may be used in conjunction with an infusion device and system and methods thereof.
  • the infusion device is configured to be inserted into the subcutaneous layer of a user’s skin and be fluidly connected to a fluid source.
  • the infusion device may be fluidly connected to a length of tubing and/or to an infusion pump.
  • Infusion pumps include any infusion pump which may include, but is not limited to, the various infusion pumps and systems and methods thereof, including disposable housing assemblies, reservoirs, filling aids, charging systems, etc., shown and described in: U.S. Patent Application Serial No. 13/788,260, filed March 7, 2013 and entitled Infusion Pump Assembly, now U.S. Publication No.
  • a blowmolded reservoir includes a reservoir that is produced using a blowfill seal technique.
  • a blowfill seal technique includes extruding molten plastic into a parasin, then, while the plastic is molten, clamping a mold onto the molten plastic and inflating the molten plastic to a shape.
  • the plastic reservoir / blowmolded resevoir may simultaneously be filled while being formed.
  • the blowmolded reservoir may be formed and filled at a later time, i.e., a time after formation is completed.
  • the plastic material used may be any plastic, including, but not limited to, one or more of a rigid plastic or a collapsible plastic.
  • the blowmolded reservoir may be configured to fit within any infusion pump, including, but not limited to, any one or more disclosed and/or described in the various references incorporated herein by reference above.
  • the blowmolded reservoir may be configured to fit within a disposable housing assembly, which, in some embodiments, may be one or more of the various embodiments shown and described in various references incorporated herein by reference above.
  • various embodiments of the blowmolded reservoir described below are described with reference to a disposable housing assembly 100 shown in FIGS. 1A-1H and FIGS. 2A-2H.
  • the disposable housing assembly 100 includes a hinging door 102 and in some embodiments, includes one or more of the features shown and described in one or more of the embodiments of the disposable housing assembly shown and described in any one or more of the various references incorporated herein by reference above.
  • the hinging door 102 shape may be be configured to optimize the force exerted upon the blowmolded reservoir when the blowmolded reservoir is inside the disposable housing assembly 100.
  • a blowmolded reservoir 108 is placed inside the reservoir cavity 104 and is fluidly connected to the disposable housing assembly 100 using a connection mechanism, which may include many mechanisms including, but not limited to, one of the mechanisms shown in FIGS. 3 A - 3G.
  • the blowmolded reservoir 108 may be fluidly connected to the disposable housing assembly 100 through a needle 106 connected to the disposable housing assembly 100 and located within the reservoir cavity 104.
  • the hinging door 102 may be closed upon the blowmolded reservoir and this action forces the blowmolded reservoir towards the needle 106, creating a fluid connection between the blowmolded reservoir and the disposable housing assembly 100.
  • the needle 106 may include a barb 112, which may be beneficial/desirable for many reasons, including but not limited to, locking the blowmolded reservoir 108 to the disposable housing assembly 100, which may be beneficial/desirable for many reasons, including but not limited to, when the blowmolded reservoir 108 is detached from the disposable housing assembly 100 the needle is detached with the blowmolded reservoir 108 rending the disposable housing assembly 100 non- resusable. This may be beneficial / desirable for many reasons, including, but not limited to, preventing unsafe reuse of reservoirs and/or disposable housing assemblies.
  • the needle 106 may include one or more seals, including, but not limited to, a rubber ridge seal 116 and/or an overmolded rubber sleeve 114 that seals radially after the needle 106 pierces the port 204 of the blowmoded reservoir.
  • the blowmolded reservoir 108 may include a gasket 110 that may be pierced by the needle 106.
  • the needle 106 may be press fit into the disposable housing assembly 100 to form a seal.
  • the portion of the disposable housing assembly 100 that includes the needle 106 may be made from any materials, including, but not limited to, rubber and/or hard plastic.
  • the blowmolded reservoir 108 may include a septum/gasket 110.
  • the blowmolded reservoir 108 may be fluidly connected to the disposable housing assembly 100 by way of the needle 106 piercing the gasket 110.
  • the hinging door 102 may be closed upon the blowmolded reservoir 108 and this action forces the blowmolded reservoir 108 towards the needle 106, and the needle 106 through the gasket 110, creating a fluid connection between the blowmolded reservoir 108 and the disposable housing assembly 100.
  • FIGS. 3 A - 3G may be used in any of the embodiments of the disposable housing assembly and/or the blowmolded reservoir.
  • FIGS. 4A-8E various views of various embodiments of the blowmolded reservoir are shown. However, many variations of the various embodiments and variations of the blowmolded reservoir are contemplated and FIGS. 4A-8E are merely representative examples of various embodiments of the blowmolded reservoir.
  • the blowmolded reservoir 200 may include a domed section 202 that is formed by the mold during the blowfill process.
  • the blowmolded reservoir 200 may include a port section 204 which includes an opening and in some embodiments a septum or gasket, or in other embodiments, a needle, not shown in FIGS. 4A-4I but illustrated in FIGS. 3 A - 3G, that is configured to fluidly attach to the disposable housing assembly 100.
  • the port section 204 may include legs 206, 208 that interact with ears 210, 212 (see FIG. 21) located on the underside of hinging door 102.
  • ears 210, 212 located on the underside of hinging door 102.
  • the ears 210, 212 on the hinging door 102 grab the legs 206, 208 on the blowmolded reservoir port 204 and pulls the blowmolded reservoir 200 towards a needle 106 located in the reservoir cavity 104. This forces the needle 106 through a septum/gasket 110 located within the port section 204.
  • the hinging door 102 and/or the disposable housing assembly 100 may include one or more catch features.
  • the hinging door 102 once the hinging door 102 is closed over the reservoir cavity 104, the hinging door 102 may be locked in position preventing the hinging door 102 from opening again. In some embodiments, the hinging door 102 is prevented from opening again by the one or more catch features. Therefore, in some embodiments, the catch features may also serve as locking features and in other embodiments, locking features may be separate from the catch features.
  • the blowmolded reservoir 200 may include a domed section 202.
  • the domed section may be desirable/beneficial for many reasons, including, but not limited to, allowing a larger volume blowmolded reservoir in a fixed diameter dimension. This may be desirable/beneficial for many reasons, including, but not limited to, elimination of air from the blowmolded reservoir during the priming stage.
  • the blowmolded reservoir 300 may include an accordion shape. This may be desirable/beneficial for many reasons, including but not limited to, the accordion shape may contribute to the blowmolded reservoir 300 collapsability and/or configure the blowmolded reservoir 300 to collapse in a different fashion.
  • the blowmolded reservoir 300 may include a port section 302 that includes an opening and, in some embodiments, a septum or gasket, or in other embodiments, a needle, not shown in FIGS. 5A-5C but illustrated in FIGS. 3 A - 3G, that is configured to fluidly attach to the disposable housing assembly 100.
  • the port section 302 may include legs 304, 306 that interact with ears 210, 212 located on the underside of hinging door 102.
  • the ears 210, 212 on the hinging door 102 grab the legs 304, 306 on the blowmolded reservoir port 302 and pulls the blowmolded reservoir 300 towards a needle 106 located in the reservoir cavity 104. This forces the needle 106 through a septum/gasket 110 located within the port section 302.
  • the hinging door 102 and/or the disposable housing assembly 100 may include one or more catch features. In some embodiments, once the hinging door 102 is closed over the reservoir cavity 104, the hinging door 102 may be locked in position preventing the hinging door 102 from opening again.
  • FIGS. 6A-6E another embodiment of a blowmolded reservoir 400 is shown.
  • a tail 402 may be included on the blowmolded reservoir 400.
  • the blowmolded reservoir 400 is filled to near the top of the tail 402.
  • the tail 402 may either be sealed or not sealed between the tail 402 and the rest of the blowmolded reservoir 400.
  • the blowmolded reservoir 400 may include a port section 404 which includes an opening and in some embodiments a septum or gasket, or in other embodiments, a needle, not shown in FIGS. 6A-6E but illustrated in FIGS. 3 A - 3G, that is configured to fluidly attach to the disposable housing assembly 100.
  • the port section 404 may include legs 406, 408 that interact with ears 210, 212 located on the underside of hinging door 102.
  • the ears 210, 212 on the hinging door 102 grab the legs 406, 408 on the blowmolded reservoir port 404 and pulls the blowmolded reservoir 400 towards a needle 106 located in the reservoir cavity 104. This forces the needle 106 through a septum/gasket 110 located within the port section 404.
  • the hinging door 102 and/or the disposable housing assembly 100 may include one or more catch features. In some embodimenst, once the hinging door 102 is closed over the reservoir cavity 104, the hinging door 102 may be locked in position preventing the hinging door 102 from opening again.
  • the tail 402 is pushed upwards with respect to the reservoir cavity 104 when the blowmolded reservoir 400 is initially placed within the reservoir cavity 104 and then is pushed downward when the hinging door 102 is moved to the finishing, second or closed position.
  • FIGS. 6A-6E include a dome- shaped blowmolded reservoir. However, various other shapes and sized may be used in conjunction with a tail embodiment.
  • the dome shape of the blowmolded reservoir 500 may vary. Also, in some embodiments, a dome-shaped blowmolded reservoir 500 may or may not include a tail.
  • the blowmolded reservoir 600 may include a sacrificial neck 602 that may be filled, for example, mid way or part way, and then a seal 606, or sealed area, is introduced through the fluid. In various embodiments, the seal 606 displaces the fluid.
  • a rounded-nose heat stake tool may be used to introduce the seal 606, or sealed area. In various embodiments, the heat stake tool may be made from aluminum bronze or any other material.
  • the heat stake tool may be heated to 285 degrees Fahrenheit using a heater cartridge. However, in various other embodiments, the heat stake tool may be heated to a different temperature. This embodiment may be beneficial/desirable for many reasons, including, but not limited to, the blowmolded reservoir 600 may be filled with as little air as possible. Thus, the blowmolded reservoir 600 may be filled up into the sacrificial neck 602, and then when the seal 606 is introduced, the air may be trapped in the sacrificial neck 602 and not within the blowmolded reservoir 600.
  • the sacrificial neck 602 may be removed from the remainder of the blowmolded reservoir 600, and there will not be air inside the blowmolded reservoir 600.
  • a needle 106 in the disposable housing assembly 100 will conntect the blowmolded reservoir 600 to the disposable housing assembly 100 through the port 604.
  • the blowmolded reservoir 1020 includes a reservoir section 1028 and may include a sacrificial neck 1022, seal or sealed area, that may be filled, for example, mid way or part way, and then a seal 1026 is introduced through the fluid.
  • the seal 1026 displaces the fluid.
  • a rounded-nose heat stake tool may be used to introduce the seal 1026.
  • the heat stake tool may be made from aluminum bronze or any other material.
  • the heat stake tool may be heated to 285 degrees Fahrenheit using a heater cartridge. However, in various other embodiments, the heat stake tool may be heated to a different temperature.
  • the blowmolded reservoir section 1028 may be filled with as little air as possible.
  • the blowmolded reservoir 1020 may be filled up into the sacrificial neck 1022, and then when the seal 1026 is introduced, the air may be trapped in the sacrificial neck 1022 and not within the reservoir section 1028.
  • the sacrificial neck 1022 may be removed from the reservoir section 1028, and there will not be air inside the reservoir section 1028.
  • a needle 106 in the disposable housing assembly 100 will conntect the blowmolded reservoir section 1028 to the disposable housing assembly 100 through the port 1024.
  • the reservoir section 1028 includes a port 1024.
  • the sacrificial neck 1022 is shown in FIGS. 15A, 15B and 15D-15G.
  • the blowmolded reservoir may be made from any plastic material including but not limited to polyethylene and polypropylene.
  • a cap or other cover may be connected and/or attached to the port section.
  • the septum/gasket may be added as part of the blowmolded seal process or added after the process is completed.
  • the blowmolded reservoir may include a bottom section and a top section.
  • the bottom section of the various embodiments of the blowmolded reservoir may be hard and the top section may be flexible and/or collapsible.
  • one side of the blowmolded reservoir may be thicker than the other.
  • the top and bottom of the blowmolded reservoir may be thicker than the side walls. This may be desirable/beneficial for many reasons, including but not limited to, increasing the collapsibility of the blowmolded reservoir.
  • the blowmolded reservoir may be filled by connecting the blowmolded reservoir to a blister pack containing a fluid and squeezing the fluid into the blowmolded reservoir.
  • the blister pack may include a needle that pierces a septum/gasket located in the blowmolded reservoir.
  • a barrier layer may be added to the reservoir cavity and a fluid and/or therapeutic fluid may be added to the reservoir cavity such that the fluid is maintained between the reservoir cavity and the barrier layer.
  • the blowmolded reservoir may be fluidly connected to a disposable housing assembly, which may include any disposable housing assembly described herein and/or any disposable housing assembly descrbied and/or shown in any one or more of various references incorporated herein by reference above.
  • a disposable housing assembly which may include any disposable housing assembly described herein and/or any disposable housing assembly descrbied and/or shown in any one or more of various references incorporated herein by reference above.
  • FIGS. 9 A - 12D Various embodiments for fluidly connecting the blowmolded reservoir to the disposable housing assembly are described below and with reference to FIGS. 9 A - 12D.
  • a disposable housing assembly 700 is shown with a blowmoled reservoir 702 and a cover 704.
  • the blowmolded reservoir 702 is made from low density polyethylene (LDPE).
  • the luer 706 may be connected to an infusion set (not shown) which is inserted into a user for delivery of fluid from the blowmoled reservoir 702 into the user.
  • only the tubing 708 is attached to the disposable housing assembly 700.
  • the tubing 708 is not attached to the disposable housing assembly 700 but may be attached at a later time, e.g., after the infusion set is inserted into the user.
  • the disposable housing assembly includes a cover 704, shown in its first and unactuated position, which maintains the position of the blowmolded reservoir 702.
  • the disposable housing assembly 700 includes a needle 720 and a gasket 718.
  • one end of the needle 720 may be located inside the gasket 718, as shown in FIG. 9C.
  • one end of the needle 720 may be located outside of, but in communicative relation to, the gasket 718. Regardless, in operation, when force is applied to the cover 704, the cover 704 moves from a first and unactuated position, as shown in FIGS.
  • the blowmolded reservoir 702 connection to the needle 720 is sealed primarily by piercing the blowmolded reservoir 702.
  • the gasket 718 acts as a secondary seal. This is beneficial/desirable for many reasons, including but not limited to, if the needle 720 and blowmolded reservoir 702 do not form a perfect seal, the gasket 718 provides an additional and/or secondary seal.
  • a needle 720 which includes a sharp end, as shown in FIGS. 9A-9E, and a second end which may be sharp or blunt.
  • the second end connects the needle 720 to a fluid path in the disposable housing assembly 700.
  • the fluid path connects the contents of the blowmolded reservoir 702 to a luer 706, which, in various embodiments, may be attached to any infusion set and in some embodiments, an infusion set may include any entry into a user for delivery of fluid contained within a blowmolded reservoir 702.
  • the cover 704 may include catch features 710, 712, 714, 716 which, once the cover 704 is moved to the second or actuated positions, maintains the cover 704 in the second or actuated position.
  • the cover 704 includes four catch features 710, 712, 714, 716, however, in various other embodiments, the cover 704 may include more than four or less than four catch features.
  • the catch features 710, 712, 714, 716 may be designed as shown, however, in various embodiments, the catch features may be any type of catch, latch and/or snap, and/or any feature that maintains the cover 704 in the second or actuated position.
  • the cover 704 may be captured in any one or more various ways. Thus, any one or more feature that locks/maintains the cover 704 in the second or actuated position may be used.
  • the catch features 710, 712, 714, 716 may be beneficial/desireable for many reasons, including, but not limited to, the catch features 710, 712, 714, 716 maintain the cover 704 in the second or actuated position, and this prevents resuse of the disposable housing assembly 700 and/or blowmolded reservoir 702.
  • the catch features 710, 712, 714, 716 also hold the blowmolded reservoir 702 in the unactuated position.
  • FIGS. 10A- 10M another embodiment for fluidly connecting a blowmolded reservoir 802 to a disposable housing assembly 800 is shown.
  • this embodiment which also includes a cover 804, the cover 804 moves horizontally, or slides, to fluidly connect a blowmolded reservoir 802 to a disposable housing assembly 800.
  • the blowmolded reservoir 802 is made from low density polyethylene (LDPE).
  • LDPE low density polyethylene
  • the disposable housing assembly 800 may be attached to a tubing and the tubing attached to a luer, and the luer attached to an infusion set. In various embodiments, the system may or may not include tubing. Referring to FIGS.
  • the cover 804 includes a needle holder feature 814, a support feature 806 and a catch feature 808.
  • the disposable housing assembly 800 includes a matching catch feature 816, a mating support feature 818, and a support block 820 in the reservoir cavity for the blowmolded reservoir 802.
  • the shape of the needle 812 may be as shown in FIGS. 10A-10M, or may be various other shapes and sizes.
  • the needle 812 includes an end that is attached to a gasket 814.
  • the gasket 814 and needle 812 may be as shown in FIGS. 10A-10G, however, in other embodiments, the tip of the needle 812 may be inside the gasket 814 in the first or unactuated position. The remaining body of the needle 812 rests on top of the reservoir 802, as shown in FIG. 10D.
  • the cover 804 has moved to the second or actuated position.
  • the cover 804 is not shown, however, the other parts of the device are shown in the actuated position.
  • the reservoir 802 is not shown and some features of the cover are shown, however, the entire cover is not shown. However, the other parts of the device are shown in the actuated position.
  • the cover 804 moves from the first or unactuated position to the second or actuated position with the application of force on the cover 804.
  • the cover 804 In the second or actuated position, the cover 804 has moved in the horizontal direction, and the force of the cover 804 pushes the needle 812 such that it pierces through the reservoir 802.
  • the force exerted on the cover 804 is also translated to the gasket 814 which is crushed against the blowmolded reservoir 802.
  • the force moves the cover 804 from the first and unactuated position to the second and actuated position, as shown in FIGS. 10H-10M.
  • the blowmolded reservoir 802 connection to the needle 812 is sealed primarily by piercing the blowmolded reservoir 802.
  • the gasket 814 acts as a secondary seal. This is beneficial/desirable for many reasons, including but not limited to, if the needle 812 and blowmolded reservoir 802 do not form a perfect seal, the gasket 814 provides an additional seal.
  • the support feature 806 slides under the mating support feature 818 of the disposable housing assembly 800. This prevents the cover 804 from lifting off of or moving out of relation with the disposable housing assembly 800. Also, the catch feature 808 slides under the mating catch feature 816 on the disposable housing assembly 800 and the cover 804 is locked into place.
  • the disposable housing assembly 800 also includes a support block 820 for the blowmolded reservoir 802.
  • the support block 820 supports the position of the blowmolded reservoir 802 so that the blowmolded reservoir 802 maintains its position and does not move when the cover 804 slides and the needle 812 pierces the blowmolded reservoir 802.
  • the needle 812 when the cover 804 slides in the second or actuated position, the needle 812 shape changes slightly as it extends and/or unbends. The cover 804 sliding also provides a force needed for the needle 812 to pierce the reservoir.
  • the needle 902 may be any shape or size and may, in some embodiments, include a gasket 904.
  • the gasket 904 may be as shown in FIGS. 11A-11C, wherein the needle 902 end is outside the gasket 904 in the first or unactuated position. However, in various embodiments, the needle 902 end may be inside the gasket 904 in the first or unactuated position.
  • a blowmolded reservoir (not shown in FIGS. 11A-11C) may be inserted into the reservoir receiving area 906 of the disposable housing assembly 900.
  • a cover (not shown) may be attached to the disposable housing assembly 900 and force exerted onto the cover may cause the blowmolded reservoir and needle 902 to come into contact and the needle 902 to pierce the blowmolded reservoir.
  • the needle 902 and blowmolded reservoir may form a seal, however, a gasket 904 may be included in some embodiments to serve as a backup or secondary seal.
  • the needle is shaped/configured and sized as shown in these various figures, other shapes/configurations and sizes may be used in any of the various embodiments described herein.
  • the needle may have any shape/configuration including one or more turns, bends, curves, etc.
  • the gasket is shown herein, other shapes and/or sizes of gaskets or other types of seals may be used. Additionally, in some embodiments, more than one gasket and/or seal may be used.
  • a needle 1000 which includes at least one sharp end, and, in some embodiments, may be in close relation to a gasket 1002, may be held in place by a shuttle 1004.
  • the shuttle 1004 is connected to a spring 1006 and contained by a latch feature 1008.
  • the spring 1006 which is adjacent to and, in some embodiments, attached to, the shuttle 1004, propels the shuttle 1004 along an axis and the needle 1000 through the blowmolded reservoir (not shown).
  • the shuttle, spring, needle shape and/or latch feature may be shaped and/or configured differently.
  • the latch feature 1008 may be displaced by a cover, trigger, or any other mechanism that may displace the latch feature 1008.
  • the fluid path 1010 connects the contents of the blowmolded reservoir to an infusion set, which, in various embodiments, may be any infusion set and in some embodiments, may include any entry into a user for delivery of fluid contained within a blowmolded reservoir.
  • the fluid path 1010 may be incorporated into a disposable housing assembly and may be a separate tubing or molded directly into the disposable housing assembly.
  • the gasket 1002 may contain the sharp end of the needle 1000 or the sharp end of the needle 1000 may protrude from the gasket 1002 in the first or unactuated state.
  • the gasket 1002 provides a seal and/or secondary and/or backup seal for the seal between the needle 1000 and the blowmolded reservoir.
  • a disposable housing assembly 1100 which may include a length of tubing 1102 and a luer connector 1104 (which, although not shown in various emobidments, may be attached to an infusion set 1124 inlcuding a cannula 1126, a representation of which is shown in FIG. 13A), may be used with any of the above-described embodiments of various covers and / or blowmolded reservoirs.
  • the disposable housing assembly 1100 is depicted without any covers.
  • the disposable housing assembly 1100 includes a cover including, but not limited to, any of the various covers described herein.
  • the disposable housing assembly 1100 may or may not include the tubing 1102 and or luer connector 1104.
  • the disposable housing assembly 1100 includes a reservoir cavity 1110 configured to receive a blowmolded reservoir.
  • the shape of the needle 1106 may be as shown in FIGS. 13A, 13E and 14, or may be various other shapes and sizes.
  • the needle include a single bend and the needle 1106 includes an end that is attached to a gasket 1108.
  • the end of the needle 1106 attached to the gasket 1108 includes a cylindrical guide 1114.
  • the cylindrical guide 1114 may be beneficial / desirable for many reasons, including but not limited to, the cylindrical guide 1114 contributes to maintaining the needle 1106 in a straight configuration.
  • the gasket 1108 and needle 1106 may be as shown in FIGS. 13A, 13E and 14, however, in other embodiments, the tip of the needle 1106 may be inside the gasket 1108 in a first or unactuated position (with respect to the cover that is not shown in FIGS. 13A, 13E or 14, but various embodiments thereof are described herein). The remaining body of the needle 1106 rests on top of the reservoir, as shown for example in FIG. 10D.
  • the needle 1106 includes a second end that is press fit into an overmold portion needle cover 1118.
  • a rigid portion needle cover 1116 is also included, both of which maintain the position of the needle 1106.
  • the needle 1106 may float. This may be beneficial / desirable for many reasons, including, but not limited to, the end of the needle 1106 that interacts with the reservoir and is located inside the reservoir cavity 1110 may be constrained.
  • the needle 1106 therefore has a first end that is exposed to the reservoir cavity 1110 and a second end that is exposed to the fluid path 1112.
  • the overmold portion needle cover 1118 includes a fluid seal 1120 wherein this portion of the overmold portion needle cover 1118 creates an o-ring face seal where this portion of the material is crushed against the fluid cover 1122 of the disposable housing assembly 1100.
  • the rigid portion needle cover 1116 in various embodiments is ultrasonically welded to attach to the fluid cover 1122 portion of the disposable housing assembly 1100 to a bottom portion of the disposable housing assembly 1100.
  • the cover moves from the first or unactuated position to the second or actuated position with the application of force on the cover.
  • the cover In the second or actuated position, the cover has moved and the force of the cover pushes the needle 1106 such that it pierces through the reservoir.
  • the force exerted on the cover is also translated to the gasket 1108 which is crushed against the blowmolded reservoir. The force moves the cover from the first and unactuated position to the second and actuated position.
  • the blowmolded reservoir connection to the needle 1106 is sealed primarily by piercing the blowmolded reservoir.
  • the gasket 1108 acts as a secondary seal. This is beneficial/desirable for many reasons, including but not limited to, if the needle 1106 and blowmolded reservoir do not form a perfect seal, the gasket 1108 provides an additional seal.
  • the needle 1106 may be any shape or size and may, in some embodiments, include a gasket 1108.
  • the gasket 1108, may be as shown in FIGS. 13A, 13E, and 14, wherein the needle 1106 end is outside the gasket 1108 in the first or unactuated position.
  • the needle 1106 end may be inside the gasket 1108 in the first or unactuated position.
  • a blowmolded reservoir (not shown in FIGS. 13A, 13E, or 14 but may include any embodiment described herein) may be inserted into the reservoir cavity 1110 of the disposable housing assembly 1100.
  • a cover (not shown) may be attached to the disposable housing assembly 1100 and force exerted onto the cover may cause the blowmolded reservoir and needle 1106 to come into contact and the needle 1106 to pierce the blowmolded reservoir.
  • the needle 1106 and blowmolded reservoir may form a seal, however, a gasket 1108 may be included in some embodiments to serve as a backup or secondary seal.
  • the blowmolding process may be designed to cause thinner areas in specific portions of the blowmolded reservoir.
  • the wall of the blowmolded reservoir may not be consistent throughout with respect to thickness, rather, the wall thickness may vary in specific locations.
  • the corner sections of the blowmolded reservoir are thinner than the rest of the reservoir. This may be beneficial/ desireable for many reasons, including, but not limited to, increasing the collapsibility of the blowmolded reservoir.
  • the reservoir may be manufactured with molding equipment and die to include thinner sections.
  • the blowmolded reservoir is manufactured with intentional geometry and variations in wall thickness. Referring now also to FIG.
  • FIGS. 15A-17G a graphical respresentation of the various sections of the wall of the emobiment of the blowmolded reservoir shown in FIGS. 15A-17G is shown.
  • the areas 1200, 1202 represent the corners of the reservoir and in various embodiments, the thickness of these areas 1200, 1202 is less than the thickness of the non-corner sections 1204.
  • the cover of the disposable housing assembly may include at least one cut-out and or features.
  • the cut-outs may be any shape or size, and of any plurality (including a single cut-out) and may include a slit or a round cut-out, and may include one or more cut-outs.
  • the features may be any features including, but not limted to, tabs, mating locking features, and/or indicia.
  • the cut-out(s) and/or feature(s) may also be any of those described in the various references incorporated herein by reference above. Further, in some embodiments, the cover may not include any cut-out(s) and/or feature(s).
  • the needle is shaped/configured and sized as shown in these various figures, other shapes/configurations and sizes may be used in any of the various embodiments described herein.
  • the needle may have any shape/configuration including one or more turns, bends, curves, etc.
  • the gasket is shown herein, other shapes and/or sizes of gaskets or other types of seals may be used. Additionally, in some embodiments, more than one gasket and/or seal may be used.

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L'invention concerne un ensemble boîtier jetable. L'ensemble boîtier jetable comprend une cavité de réservoir, une aiguille située à l'intérieur de la cavité de réservoir, une voie de fluide reliée fluidiquement à l'aiguille, et un couvercle, le couvercle se trouvant dans une première position, la cavité de réservoir et l'aiguille étant exposées et lorsque le couvercle se trouve dans une seconde position, le réservoir et l'aiguille n'étant pas exposés.
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